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Kaneko Lab
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A lab that investigates the bond between mothers and children and children's mental health.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring mother-child bonding and children's mental health.
The Kaneko Lab studies maternal bonding to infants and mental health in childhood and adolescence.
Through longitudinal studies that follow participants from pregnancy, the lab examines what kinds of help are effective for caregivers who have difficulty with child-rearing after childbirth.
The lab also conducts international comparative joint research with researchers abroad on psychological problems in childhood and adolescence, such as self-harm and bullying, and their related factors.
Key terms
- Bonding
- The emotional bond from a mother to her infant. The lab follows it through longitudinal studies starting in pregnancy.
- Longitudinal study
- Research that follows the same participants over time. The lab tracks them from pregnancy in collaboration with hospitals and health centers.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab works on two themes: maternal bonding to infants, and mental health in childhood and adolescence. It carries out its research in collaboration with obstetrics departments of general hospitals, municipal health centers, and researchers overseas.
Longitudinal Study of Mother-Child Bonding From Pregnancy
The lab conducts longitudinal studies of maternal bonding to infants starting in pregnancy. In collaboration with obstetrics departments of general hospitals and municipal health centers, it follows up on what kinds of help are effective for caregivers who have difficulty with child-rearing after childbirth.
International Comparison of Children's Mental Health
On psychological problems in childhood and adolescence, such as self-harm and bullying, and their related factors, the lab conducts international comparative joint research together with a professor at the University of Turku in Finland, through a group of researchers from 17 countries around the world (ECAMHS).
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorHitoshi Kaneko
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